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Documentaries or Films about coping with a parents mental illness or about mental health.

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Schizophrenia Update Print E-mail
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Catalyst
15/03/2007
ABC TV

"In the year 2000, Quantum met a couple of QLD scientists who had a bizarre theory, which linked schizophrenia to a lack of sunlight."

Read the full details at the ABC website: http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/s1872656.htm

 
Angels and Demons Print E-mail
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Enough Rope with Andrew Denton
7 April 2008
ABC TV

"They're like ghosts in our midst. We rarely see them, we often fear them. They're the mentally ill. Some call themselves mad."

Read the full details at the ABC website: http://www.abc.net.au/tv/enoughrope/transcripts/s2209854.htm

 
Predicting Alzheimer's Print E-mail
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Catalyst ABC TV Documentary

Reporter: Dr Maryanne Demasi
18/09/2008

"Alzheimer's Disease is the main cause of Dementia and cripples around 200,000 Australians and its only set to get worse due to our ageing population."

For more information see the ABC website: http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/2364899.htm

 
The Girl Least Likely Print E-mail
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Australian Story ABC TV Documentary

15/09/2008

"Hannah Modra was beautiful, clever and popular. But within the pages of her diary, she kept a secret that ultimately took her life."

For more information see the ABC website: www.abc.net.au/austory/specials/leastlikely/default.htm

 
Til Death Us Do Part Print E-mail
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Australian Story ABC TV Documentary

01/09/2008

"For three decades, Catherine Smith cared for her six children and put up with sadistic domestic violence that has been described as one of the most extreme examples ever witnessed in Australia."

For more information see the ABC website: http://www.abc.net.au/austory/specials/tildeath/default.htm

 
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